Originally conceived of in the early 1980s, the Eurocopter Tiger debuted in 1991. Its design and manufacture was championed by France and Germany, there are two main variation.
The Tiger HAC/UHT is a multi-role helicopter. The Trigat or Hot missles are for anti-tank warfare. The air-to-ground rockets are for fire support. It has mast-mounted sight with infrared and television senors
The Tiger HAP is an escort helicopter, built for air-to-air combat and fire support. It can operate in daytime and night combat. Its low detectability provides battle survivability.It has a roof-mounted sight with infrared, television and periscope sensors
Our Premier Collection presents four different paint schemes of the Eurocopter Tiger.
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Up close detail of the two crew members. |
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2D cockpit view
Click to enlarge 3D virtual cockpit view
Take it for a FREE test flight
Like all of the other aircraft in our Premier Collection you can take the four different Eurocopter Tigers out for test flights. Download and install them and you'll have 7 Days to "fly before you buy".
We're confident that after you fly it, you'll be soon rerturn here to order a Registration Key to unlock the trial expiration.
NOTE: During installation of any of our "Try Before You Buy" aircraft, we add a small program to your \modules folder to enable you to use these and future Premier Collection aircraft. If you do not want to add this program to your system, please do not install any of these aircraft.
Specifications
Length: 45ft 8in
Height: 17 ft 1in
Main Rotor diameter: 42 ft
Tail Rotor diameter: 8ft 10in
Engines: 2x MTU/Rolls-Royce/Turboméca MTR 390 turboshafts; 1.170 hp
Max take off weight: 13200 lbs
Max speed: 174 knots
Cruising speed: 170 knots
Service ceiling: 6550 ft
Max range: 390 nm
Armament
- 1 x GIAT AM-30781 30 mm cannon (HAP)
- 22 x SNEB 68 mm rocket pods (HAC)
- 8 x HOT-3 or 8 x Trigat anti-tank missiles (HAC)
- 4 x Stinger or 4 x Mistral air to air missiles (HAP/HAC)
